What is the best way to cut/trim the Bearclaw?
BadTriumph said:
Hey, that looks familiar..... I haven't been around much in the last couple years. I'm glad that I'm still of some use even when I'm not around

ps... This place sure looks different.
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Yes, I got the idea from you on the other board. Left you a thanks there for it.... :smile:

This board was upgraded not too long ago. Welcome back!
 
Thanks man.... It's funny I stumbled across this post. I was actually thinking that I still haven't cut my bear claw, so I was looking for ideas. I noticed your link back to the other site and looked to see what it was. I'm surprised it was even still there. Good thing I never deleted those pics off photobucket. Your install looks good. I must have mounted mine at a slightly different angle than yours was under the tank because I didn't have any contact with the sensor. I like the catch tank under the seat though. I like to be able to see what I've done with my bike and this mod is lost and forgotten under the fuel tank. I guess it's better than being reminded by puddles of coolant though.....
 
Thanks Skip. I hope to be around a bit more. I'm trying to get my priorities arranged. Unfortunately the Rocket hasn't been as far up the list as it should be.....
 
BadTriumph said:
Thanks Skip. I hope to be around a bit more. I'm trying to get my priorities arranged. Unfortunately the Rocket hasn't been as far up the list as it should be.....
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Good to see you back. If you get those priorities arranged, arrange them so you can go to the Maggie Valley gathering May 13-16. Lots of folks will be there.
 
I currently have a metal canteen (U.S. Army issue) where the under seat air filter use to live.
Fits nicely in there.
drill a hole or two (2):wink:
use some 3M yellow gasket sealer and presto chango
a perfect overflow bottle.
oh yea, it was $5.00 at the Army surplus store, and I had the 3M already...
Cheaper than my water bottle, hidden, secure, an just the way I like it,
Different...........
 

XHDSKIP = American "know how" -and- Yankee Ingenuity

I salute you. Looking forward to meeting you at Maggie Valley
 
 
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